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Originally Posted by knc1
No mention of trying to re-charge the battery.
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the dead battery screen came up, so I charged it till the LED turned green (it was about a day and tried to use the MFGTool again
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I did...
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Originally Posted by ixtab
Then try the following: post what happens in syslog when you restart the device in usb downloader mode.
The output on my device looks like this:
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Oct 18 19:10:32 mbp kernel: [587025.494257] usb 1-2: USB disconnect, device number 23
Oct 18 19:10:34 mbp kernel: [587028.240208] usb 1-2: new high speed USB device number 24 using ehci_hcd
Oct 18 19:10:35 mbp kernel: [587028.393004] generic-usb: probe of 0003:15A2:0052.0012 failed with error -22
^C
# The RED part is actually the important one: this is how your device
# should be identifying itself.
# Below is just bonus info (how to use the Linux replacement for mfgtool)
root@mbp:/home/ixtab/kindle-touch/tools/imx_usb_loader# ./imx_usb img/main.bin
parse mx50_usb_work.conf
dcd
plug
header
jump
15a2:0052(KindleTouch) bConfigurationValue =1
Interface 0 claimed
report 1, wrote 16 bytes, err=0
report 3, read 4 bytes, err=0
read=56 78 78 56
jump_mode 2
img/main.bin
No dcd table, barker=402000d1
dcd_ptr=0x00000000
loading binary file(img/main.bin) to f8006000, skip=0, fsize=800 type=aa
<<<2048, 2048 bytes>>>
jumping to 0xf8006400
report 1, wrote 16 bytes, err=0
report 3, read 4 bytes, err=0
read=56 78 78 56
jump_mode 2 plug=1 err=0
noplug, continue
jump_mode 2
img/main.bin
header_max=1000
loading binary file(img/main.bin) to f8007000, skip=0, fsize=fed0 type=aa
<<<65232, 65232 bytes>>>
jumping to 0xf800742c
You could try to use imx_tool on Linux, as I did (it's linked from the debricking thread) - there's no need for Windows driver hell. |
Well turns out my Ubuntu partition got corrupted, so I'll have to re-download it again, and I also have work so I'll get back to this thread tomorrow